On Wed, 8 Jul 2026, Kevin McQuiggin wrote: photos I have seen are IBM marketing photos from the late 50s/early 60s. The one that Dennis Boone posted is not bad: https://gallery.porterstreetcafe.com/vcfmw/2007/slide_71.html In 1958?, Nikita Khrushchev visited USA to try to calm the cold war a little. He wasn't allowed to go to Disneyland! He was a little upset. "Is there an outbreak of cholera? Have gangsters taken it over, who might harm me?" etc. He was given an incredible dinner in Hollywood. Mrs. Khrushchev expressed disapointment about not going. Sinatra said to Niven, "Tell the old broad that you and I will take her there, personally" To make up for it, they took him to the IBM facility in San Jose, and showed him Ramac construction. He was more impressed with the efficiency of the self service cafeteria. I think that the Cuban missile crisis would have been a lot less tense if they were to have let him go to Disneyland! New Yorker ran a cartoon that showed a submarine surfacing off shore, and a fat man sneaking to Disneyland. -- Grumpy Ol' Fred cisin(a)xenosoft.com